Master runner Pablo Delgadillo, originally from San Vicente, continues to solidify his outstanding career in athletics, backed by eight medals won at national championships over the past four years. At 39, the athlete maintains his competitive edge and already has his sights set on his next international challenge, which will take place in Daegu, South […]
They would apply a preferential rate for locals on the highway in the Puerto Vallarta-Bucerías section
To coordinate actions related to regional mobility, Mayor Luis Ernesto Munguía González held a meeting with Abraham Baltierra, manager of the Las Varas-Vallarta Highway, and Sergio Altamirano, head of Quality and Control Center, to review the Resident Vehicle Registration Program. During the meeting, they discussed collaboration between the municipal government and the concessionaire to facilitate […]
Holy Week in Jalisco ends with 44 deaths and 200 traffic accidents
The 2026 Holy Week and Easter operation in Jalisco concluded with a toll of 44 deaths, 330 injuries, and 200 traffic accidents, reports the State Civil Protection Unit. According to the report, eight of the deaths were due to drowning in unsupervised rivers, dams, and reservoirs, while the leading cause of fatalities was traffic-related incidents, […]
Drug traffickers in Michoacán are using deception to recruit soldiers from South America
Through deception, organized crime in Michoacán recruits military personnel and security experts to join its ranks or serve as instructors in explosives handling and combat techniques. Milenio interviewed a former member of the Colombian armed forces who was lured by the Tepalcatepec Cartel. Initially, they offered him a job as a bodyguard for government officials. […]
Roberto Chávez, environmentalist and activist against illegal logging, was murdered in Michoacán.
Environmental activist Roberto Chávez was shot and killed Sunday night by suspected gunmen operating in the Sierra de Madero biosphere reserve. He was scheduled to file a criminal complaint against them with the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE). The Attorney General’s Office reported that the crime occurred around 10:30 p.m. near the town of El […]
LGBT+ groups demand justice for the transfemicide of Daniela Martínez in Michoacán
Members of LGBT+ groups mobilized in Michoacán to demand justice for the transfemicide of Daniela Martínez Silva, whose case has sparked outrage due to the violence and the way it was reported. The demonstration began in Plaza Villalongín, where protesters displayed a banner with Daniela’s image and carried trans community flags. They then marched along […]
Miguel Ramos Arizpe: The Father of Federalism
A priest who didn’t just preach from the pulpit. A politician who refused to bow to the powerful. A liberal who championed federalism when most still favored a centralist empire. His name is Miguel Ramos Arizpe. He was born in northern Mexico, in Coahuila, when the country was still a viceroyalty. He was a priest, […]
Mexico loses international arbitration and will have to pay $270 million to Oro Negro
The Mexican government will have to pay $270 million in compensation to a group of investors in Integradora de Servicios Petroleros Oro Negro, following a ruling by a Canadian court that overturned a decision issued by an arbitration panel in 2024. In August 2024, the Arbitration Tribunal established under the North American Free Trade Agreement […]
It’s official: The SAT will fine those who make these types of bank transfers in 2026.
Making bank transfers has become a very common and completely normal practice for millions of Mexicans, but did you know that doing so this way could result in a fine? Starting in 2026, this common habit could become a red flag for the Tax Administration Service (SAT) as it seeks to have greater control. What […]